Cutting The Cable Cord? Get Ready For ‘Bundle 2.0’
It's now easier for cord-cutters to watch cable shows like "Homeland" and "Game of Thrones," but they will still cost a lot.
Are Christmas Lights Really Slowing Down Your Wi-Fi?
A new report suggests that your Christmas lights may be affecting the speed of your Wi-Fi, but is this really true, and how much does it affect your download speeds?
T-Mobile Begins Offering Unlimited Video Streaming For Netflix, Hulu, 22 Other Services
The mobile provider said Tuesday it will let customers stream as many episodes of "The Walking Dead" as they want.
Dish Network Cord-Cutting Woes Accelerate In Q3 2015, Highlighting Satellite TV Vulnerability
Even as cord-cutting slowed for some cable operators, satellite TV giant Dish Network lost more subscribers in the third quarter than it did in the year-earlier quarter.
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Verizon will acquire AOL for about $4.4 billion in cash in a deal that gives the telecom giant a significant foothold in digital advertising and the world of Web content.
ESPN Verizon FiOS Lawsuit: ‘Skinny’ Cable Bundles A Breach Of Contract, Disney’s Sports Network Says
Disney’s sports powerhouse is claiming breach of contract over Verizon’s custom FiOS packages.
Comcast, Time Warner Merger: FCC Recommends Hearing To Weigh Issues Around Controversial Deal: Report
The recommendation suggests the FCC does not believe the proposed deal is in the public interest.
Google To Launch Wireless Service Wednesday, Running On Sprint And T-Mobile: Report
The company's offering -- scheduled to be unveiled Wednesday -- has the potential to disrupt the industry, a market watcher says.
Verizon FiOS Cuts ESPN From Core TV Bundle To Lower Your Cable Bill
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Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) Q1 2015 Earnings: Network Exceeds Expectations, Profits At $4.34 Billion
Earnings per share came in at $1.02, compared with 84 cents in the same period a year ago.
Verizon Communications Inc (VZ) Earnings Preview: Network Is Depending On Tablets For Subscriber Growth
Smartphone subscribers are leaving Verizon for cheaper plans while the network focuses on its premium persona.
Comcast, Time Warner Cable To Meet With Federal Regulators To Talk Merger: Report
The FCC and Justice Department both are concerned about the power a merged company would have over broadband Internet service and TV channel owners.
Samsung Galaxy S6 In Stores: Which Carrier Has The Best Two-Year Contract Prices For The 2015 Flagship?
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Google Inc. Is Rolling Out Fiber To A New Location: Salt Lake City
The tech giant announced the next site for its super-fast Internet service Tuesday.
Rural Broadband Access Still Lacking In U.S., Even As Remote Alaska Communities Connect
72 Alaskan villages start using high-speed Internet for the first time.
Google, Microsoft Call Out Marriott International’s Efforts To Disable Customer ‘Mi-Fi’ Portable Wi-Fi Hotspots
Tech giants chime in on the hotel industry’s request to block patrons’ wireless access.
Why Is AT&T Trying To Block A Small Kansas Town From Building A Better ISP?
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Internet Expansion: Mobile Devices In Developing Markets To Push Web Usage Past 3 Billion In 2015
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India To Have Second-Largest Internet User Base, But Does That Mean Better Access?
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Digital India Needs Broadband Access Like Water And Electricity, Executives Say
India's efforts of hooking the country up to the Internet to provide better governance and services to its people hinges on broadband access.
John Oliver's Comic Rant On Net Neutrality: FCC Staffers Found It Hysterical
HBO host John Oliver's jokes came at the FCC's expense but still managed to crack up the agency's employees.
Critical Net Neutrality Columns In Time, WSJ Leave Out Mention Of Authors' Financial Ties
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Obama Backs Net Neutrality, Urging FCC To 'Keep Internet Free And Open'
The president officially backed the concept of "net neutrality" on Monday, asking the FCC to reclassify broadband ISPs.
GOP Senate Could Sway Debate On Net Neutrality As FCC Floats 'Hybrid' Plan
Republicans who targeted net neutrality in the past could have better luck with a GOP Senate majority.
Hurricane Sandy Anniversary: As New York’s Power Grid Prepares For Another Hurricane Sandy, Phone Companies Drop The Line
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NBCUniversal CEO Says New CBS, HBO Streaming Services Won't Disrupt TV Ecosystem
NBC benefited from the strong performances of 'The Voice,' 'The Blacklist,' and 'Sunday Night Football.'
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